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Artist: Strapping Young Lad
Canonical path: /strapping-young-lad/devour
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Devour
Read Devour lyrics by Strapping Young Lad on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Devour
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Devour the living
Devour the dead
We learn how we live when we die
Divide... Divide... Divide
We learn how we live when we die
Divide... MULTIPLY
Divide... MULTIPLY
Divide... MULTIPLY
We learn hown we live when we die
Dividing the living... Defining the dead
One hundred or more in the womb
One hundred will go... one hundred below
One hundred will burn it away
Oh God help me with these dreams
Of one hundred millions souls washed away
One hundred will go... one hundred below
One hundred will burn it away
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Strapping Young Lad performs "Devour", and this lyric page sits inside the Strapping Young Lad catalog on LyroVerse.
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